Tagged: X-Lincoln Wheat Cents
Explore Lincoln Wheat cents from 1909 to 1958! Learn real market values, key dates to save, and how to spot rare mint errors hiding in your pocket change.
Rare Pennies You Should Hold Onto… Including The 1943 Penny
Even if you're not into collecting coins, here's a list of rare pennies you should hold onto if you ever come across them. One of the most talked about is the 1943 wheat penny. Other rare pennies on this list include the 1792 penny, 1793 penny, 1844 penny, 1856 penny, 1877 penny, 1909 penny, 1955 penny, and 1974 penny. I've also included some tips to help you find out the value of your pennies.
A Fun Coin Experiment: Evaluating The Coins In My Pocket Change Jar
Do you know what a study of the coins in your pocket change might reveal? Here's a census count of coins from my own coin jar - with some surprising results! I wonder what the coins in YOUR coin jar will reveal...
Rare U.S. Coins: Which Nickels, Pennies, Dimes & Quarters To Keep
I did a little research to find out which U.S. coins are actually worth something today. See which coins to keep. How to determine the value of your coins. And which U.S. coins you should hold onto and not spend. In this article you will learn how to check a coin's value yourself at home.
Top 5 Old Coins Worth Money That You Can Find In Pocket Change
You can find lots of old coins worth money in your pocket change! See how much these 5 types of old coins are worth. Plus tips on how to find them.
Are Old Pennies Worth More? (See How U.S. Penny Values Differ For Pre-1934 Pennies vs. Post-1934 Pennies)
Pennies dated before 1934 are generally worth more than those dated 1934 and after. Here's why, and what to look for if you have an old penny.
Grading Pennies: How To Determine The Grade Of A U.S. Penny
How to find the grade of your U.S. pennies. Learn how to determine the exact grades for circulated small cents -- Lincoln cents and Indian Head pennies.
Want Valuable Pennies? Here Are 10 Rare Pennies You Should Be Looking For!
Check out this list of the 10 most valuable pennies. You'll see the 1909-S VDB penny, 1943 bronze cent, and many other rare pennies you've probably never heard of... until now.
1943 Silver Penny Value: Is It Steel, Silver, Or An Error?
Have a silver penny? You're very lucky if it's a 1943 steel penny! But if it's not, here's how to tell what kind of silver penny you have. See if it's a rare silver penny, a silver penny error, or just an altered coin that has been plated.
Collecting Old Coin Holders
Collecting and using old coin holders has become fashionable among coin collectors who want to enjoy a slice of nostalgia; sometimes, buying old coin holders can save money compared to buying new coin holders.
Keep Your Pennies Safe In Coin Albums Made Just For Lincoln Cents
I've been collecting coins for years. See why I keep my coins in albums, and why coin albums are so popular for storing Lincoln cents & ALL types of coins!
The 7 Coin Collecting Merit Badge Requirements For Scouting America
Trying to earn a coin collecting merit badge? Here are all the coin collecting merit badge requirements Boy Scouts must meet to earn a coin collecting merit badge!
Why Are Coins Made Of Alloys?
Alloys have been used to make U.S. coins for centuries. Why aren’t coins made of pure metal? When did alloys become the norm for U.S. coins? What’s the difference between alloy vs. clad? And how much are coins made from alloys worth? Find out here!